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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

The Of Emigration yesterday selected these
committees to serve through 1887: ON Castle Garden
Charles Hause II. A. IIutlbu q. j. Forrest c. ~ Tantor
and James dwell Wards Isand-C. ~ Tainor Charles
Hausc T.. Stephenson. James dwell and George starr ON
hnance-G Forrest IT, urlbut Charles IIauselt eot go
uiicO. MAYOR. There
as TO tho repairing OF the piers at
for the work. e,mating It's cost al $4,000
advocated the beginning Of repairs
should sustain AT IN,
sC money lis Golfers Mr. wa. Inclined 10
everything and the malicious Ell ih.
he entirely yatsf Il with his assignments on The com
The Board finally voted the matter of The
piers To the tastc Garden Committee power 10
the fep,rs at and 10 solicit tho Treas
the head money his hands the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
..t.d .,terw.rd tina. nothing Of public importance was
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
.,rrp np1NK1NG SHERRY BOUNCE.

Abr.m st,llvs IL the undertaken OF Gravesend ana
~ rtchsst man in the town. Although he sixty ycaIs
"a he isst week married Mas Amelia Rice the pretty
OF pelshboring farmer During the eveninf o
Connie were the new OF the VIZ
iaee invited them into the h0use whets ne rs
Mcdonald acme times em
Moved nv Mr. stlwel gravedrger drank heavliv OF
shc hounce started for homo he was 20
Gated assisted by two yonne men HIS VIE
says that he all that night and the nett morning
then abe tred him she fourd that he was nea
Coroner held inquest The Jury fonnd mat
Of the BRAIN caused by Acohoism ~
Mcdonald will bring anti against MT stwsl on me er"mah
made drunk by him. and that ms ueath
was result Of drinking the sherry bounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
70 INCREASE THE SPEED OF THE Ay1.yr,

Tho sepaator designated for tho cruiser Atlanta NV I'm
Charles H. Lorng taken on board u.
vessel yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard When tho A.
Ianta left for November and nm bor
Island sound IL
vessel nake her nna test but sho returned and
IL that duruR the six days failed 10 come
contract requirements that 10
hour for sx consecutive hours under
of 600 tons dey clipping Nurse OF 1900
thought that the navy would have 10 get along without her
steam valve whenever the vessel
pushed Apt tho steam III the boers small
In orsier 10 supply all required steam
experts inv 10 10
In order obtain the necessary adjust regular
which been by Chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

AZ old Justice Duty that King and smone went INTO
joinf contract build tho Ohio and Erie h.ireAd Inc
got without Joint order from ne two HsrT ana
held King in 81 800 General scssionA
certified check for the amount Tho bonds were .,sa
of Sew-York. ana weIo ssou
A fsr back "a October 90 1884 work was Ssgun
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THE yAuE AND ADDRESS WERE FALSE

The stranger, who sunday is charged behaved i'm.
propery In q hack toward little Maggie ,larkln.
aI5 West Fifty thirlst. yesterday brought up
Se YoTsville Police court On sunday ne his
Iones mes OF No go west one hund 81
Al he changed tho dress 10 No 220 West One.
but aerward said the address
v.s false his correct address, The
Jones ~ al o assumed He WAS recognized In court as
irWyer named Mcahon lie said that lac had NO answer 10
make and was Ocked up IN delat OF slOoo
bail Barclay OF the society Tor the fieNch
a. Ifv IN has the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
TO BOYCOTT POOL BEER"

The officers OF the Liquor Sellers Association are con-
dent that large number OF dealers Will cease sohng
poo beer to-day. and they say that they nave an at
pie visible supply OF beer to meet AL he heeus VI
I,.. Tn,v are NOT sure indeed whe her 1t will he
necessary for them outside OF New YORK at All 10,
their supply six large brewers In the city VIII stay gu.
y, tho rnl and sell them A representative from
Joseph iIalers Brooklyn brewery called NJ inc oce ~
Tho association Yesterday and SAID that MS nrl "oui
800 the moi SATURDAY and would guarantee weekly
SUNNY of 20 900 barrels at least 10 the independent u
err several more members OF the pool are reported 10
.NiR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
THE BRooKLYy COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY

Assemblyman A. s. Bacon has signed about 100 sub
ponas for witnesses appear before the investigating
committee, which will begin its work In the Brooklyn
City Hall Friday. The counsel OF the committee are
busy getting the evidence In shape that the work can
be pushed a. rapidly possible. Colonel Bacon hopes
that the committee complete Its task In month";
NO three DAYS each week. but from the scope OF tho
innnry and thorough invest igaton OF all the Brook
yn departments made, the work will probably occupy
much longer time The names OF John MltchellJr Tor
CLERK OF the committee. and b. Crane for expert &c
conntant. have been suggested Tho committee Will
meet nj 10 a. III. Friday.
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NEW-IERSEY.

UopoERS-Thc examination Of Tom " Gould was set down
for before Justice strcng but noboy
when (,onld failed to ono OF hts counsel
on orporaon orney Stuhr appeared before The Jnsce
and assei adjournment because his aso late couns
1 nde arretson bile 10 he present The request
was and will be resumed NJ some later hae
WrsT HoBoKEY-Frank Hall are fourteen who Ia partially
insane and yes i'm HIlst fell the Palisades on SUNDAY
evening and received injuries which VIII proospy provo
n tai
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TO PLACE CABLE or THIRD AYE.

The Third Avenue Railroad Company going on with
It's preparations to build a cable line In Third ave despite
all the attempts that have been made Ia throw obstacles
ia the way said NicePrc,idcut Hart yesterday:
We eved our franchise from the Council In 1883
fnd the night Ia employ any motor pow our
lines except steam. cable raj Is road.
sic am enpip, the surface. Hence the only permit
that Department Of Public Work.
10 npcn the when rsady begin work oar
chnitrr broader than that 81 the other
roads cty and know perfectly we what gives us
he
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ALONG THE aOT'ND.

through the New station aoout midnight
on sunday night with revolver The bst entered the
and lodged I'm the OF the skull and ~
is thought the will prove fatal The wounded man
was taken 10 hospital Reilley who was drunk az the
time arrested Tho shooting the result OF long
afandlng grnlge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

large number OF wells nown bankers and brokers at
tended tho funeral Of Robert L. Cutting which was held III
Or,ee Church Yesterday morning There were no pau
h,r.ru and only few simple floral designs from intimate
rd. ,s.re ,,nt To- The church Tho Row Dr. william II
Huntington and the Rev ur. 0e0rgc = Nelson conuuc' @
he service. Tie by was taken 10 tho FANNY 'aui' AZ
Mnnd CemnteTy Tor bnrIa.
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wFsrCuFsTFR COUNTY.

SING eIvG.-James Cooney was sentenced by Recorder
smyth June 49, 1888 TO hvo years and $1,000 nne Tor as
snut I'm the second His OF imprisonment expired
Yesterday and his counsel asked Judge Dykman at White
Plains for his the ground that prisoner could
moi be held In the Prison for fine The Judge so he'll
served the term for which ne
was senteno could detained for Of hne
State prison or penitentiary.
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HOME NE VS..
ppoMlNENr ARRIYALG

81 yame. 1ot:Attcrnsy General JOIN IS.ay snS cSars:
A. Gould Of Buffalo 49,. Murray Hiu ppn.weeu A
Mcmahon. Of Hartford Hog,nan Mas Emma Juch
Rslehfn1ham HoteL-Washin gton 4. Connof.
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NEWARK.

Henry Kuhe Of E..eI Lodge o. the knights
chareng him with tire Of So belonging 10 the
lodge He admitted that no was short tnst amounts Dnt
seTted had Intended n replace u oeioe nak n''
ANIMAL report He committed toj all
Judge Deue yesterday reduced the hail OF the witnesses
On. Ahrebt murder would consent 10
be bondsman they were remanded 10 jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Jersey CITY.

youne man who rave the name Of Ralph Howart ann
n private detective In New YORK ana the sI
Bronson Howard married yestsrny n 40 and
forty hfthst New.York The MARRIAGE was a ~
Msyor cleveland IN In Jersey CITY Hnwhru ga
bis address az No 3O7 Fourteentnst Newfork INC
couple started for New. York after the ceremony.
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HELD ON A CHARGE OF FORGERY.

John MeKeckney railroad contractor from Chicago
Ayipg st The New-YOrk Hotel. complainant at the
Tombs yesterday against John s. King Of East Orange j.
charged with stealing three bonds OF $1,000 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
THEY WANT SULLIVAN AS REFEREE.

cable nessage from Dublin to John L. sullivan
yesaay stating Editor Of The Sporfsndn wanted
BIN IT, ~ and 10 referee in Dublin OF the
an championship boxing contests for which service
would be paid $500 sullivan last night answered
ae thai his combination started out again IN March
hn would be unable u comply with The request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

WHAT IS GOING ON IO-DH H
Trial Of ex-Aderman Clearly court OF oyer ""0 A''-
ner. r,au. r,craham
Paine will case. Surrogate's Court. ,,o
Sale OF Academy Of Music Real estate EAc"anSo'
12m. ,,,,., "a, u,.<o
Removal of exAlderman ONeil ana the nuroerer
Rourke tn Sing Sing. .
Dinner Of Tifans. Hotel Brunswick. evening
New-York Historical society, p. m
Concert OF Harlem Choral Club Pilgrim Church. Madi-
ave and One hund ed and twentyhrstst evening"
Trial trip Of the schooner yacht Dauntless.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sunrl.e. 80 Sets. BAT MOI" sctN -- Moons ago
HIGH wATTI-
4 y-sanay HOOK lIt9 GOV L'd. ll'5l iiel cato. i.S5
:, A. ssniy HOOK. GOV isrd. - Hell Gate LOG
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ D.. z Beach-st. Ny.
Ionra-ii 10 ! and to p IN. Sundays, 10 to H.
n,.easea az nervous system. from whatever cause Q
spccsty for 40 years. our readers safely
,hs Doetor with OF receiving honorable
reliable opinions and common sdvcolAdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

IA Lexington. ave. between, Goth and 30th sts.
u,r,s q 10 BIO keafes OF the Nervous system.
Genitu.Irinary OrganG Impotence and steriiity.
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Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

Earl g. Wilson's e. s. W. bran Of Mems
c,oiisrs and Curs Arc the host Sold overywhera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
RROOKIYE

At secret meeting Park Commissioner, Saturday
and sones resulted In OF them calling The other lar
and they nearly TO blows President E,son told Mayor
low commissioners behaved better and understood that
quest Of the Mayor.
The recently secured by resdentso
pany erecting poles IN that street from IeIngtonavo
emit he decided to make and ordered that the
ne sc%pSnS is with Fire 6pa
me the city Whereby put mp the poles and strung MS
be put also the poles become the property OF the city for
50 each M 70 e aw arsfs a
exempt and could put up wires In the arr Judge Clement
not be sustained.
General Tracy eOnsiasring prSposon to remove his
wi nh,ssH D''''' was S'"''' ''''''' ~ '@' -
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs William A.
RamsdeIl Mrs Emma Salvador the co. respondent No
defence was set up
The spshod which tho Health Department look
the psSs Sg M o OF hs% No. TG "
within the last ten weeks Measles has spread
yesseay that be- was with way
conducted and thought needed thorough eorganza
ton.
Boss" McIauxhin protested ignorance yesterday when
asked who WAS Ey to sqsses o se he
pressed surprise that the office was TO be yaca ~
sSCe t o The place. but Mr. Beecer AMI
brought strong pTessure 10 9e upon ,n az
greatly indebted when he was GoyeIno lanes
the place
Deputy internal Revenue collectors made descent upon
an Illicit whskey still In columbia ST. Lorranest Us
tsrday They arrested three who gave the namrs OF
iicvcd ali aliases copper stl coosencck worm
three 1920 gallons OF mash wero found
The Rev BENJAMIN stanton who. since he resigned from
the Fort Presbyterian Church and his wife secured
yo from HIM has IN TO s %e Of se o.
has decided TO leave the city, and has eat letter
aeed 10 one else w nays ::
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ADVANCING s7EERAoE RATES TO LIVERPOOL

ADVANCING S7EERAGE RATES TO LIVERPOOL.
The representatives Of the lines running to Liverpool
met yesterday at No IL Broadway. and voted to ad-
vance seerage rates from $5 to $40 This action as
In accordance with tho action taken last
week the other side, regards steerage
passengers from Liverpool The rates at this port
now uniform for outgoing or incoming passengers
tinental Steamship Conference held meeting but II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.


TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug Ain Bowling Green, the county
seat OF Wood County, to-day, IRE destroyed twenty-five
buildings Tho loss about $4,000 insured for about
two-thrda
sMIrHyIIIE, Ont. Aug. Ar II. Constable's printing
Office and Its contents burned to-day. Several ad-
joining buildings also damaged. The los Is s60oo
Insurance, $500.
SYRACUSE \. Y, Aug "A fire which started at 1910
n H. to-day damaged the extensive saddlery and hardware
mandatory OF the Frazer & Jones Company 10 tue ex'
tent Of 100000 which Is covered by nsur ance Of
about sl50O00 The large brick building belonging 10
the Morse estate aud occupied storeroom by the
Frazer * Jones Company and by Thomas ID. Green as
a pickle factory, was damaged by water.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 4-Advices from Green Bay state
that forest fires have been raging along the
line OF the Green Bay, Winona and st Paul road and
have caused damage at various points The
Sherwood forest few miles this side OF Mcmillan juno
ton suffered from extensive fires. At Lynn BARRIERS
sav.mll was burned u the ground with considerable
stock. The ram enectualy dampeped everything, so
Rapids snd New London were on lire, ana consid-
erable damage done by the burning OF several iarm
buildings and fields OF grain
JOLIET ILL.,, Aug. 4-Fires ragged to-day In Manhattan
Township and In Channahan Township Hundreds OF
acres pasture and subble fields have been burned and
a large area OF wood.
DETROIT, Mich. AUG 4.-The Calumet and Hecla mine
took fire to-day at the sixteenth level Immense vol
umes OF smoke issued from No. shaft. In the Hecla
branch mine muers went down 20 shut on the IRE
from the Black Hills portion OF the NINE NO nves were
lost.
PoRr HURON Mich. Aug 4.-This morning about
o'clock fire discovered the Port Huron and sarnia
Ferry Company's steamer Hiawatha Tho Harder Mill
wa, also damaged 10 the extent OF SO 000 which there
Ia no Insurance. The loss on the steamer Is $4,000 fully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
APA WNBROKERS YARNS.

From IHs san frdHcttco E1uWtUeT
you will hardly believe it, but often imposed
upon By persons of evil dispositions too. will give
you example of this About month ago four we'll
dressed young fellows their leader carrying under his
arm rather handsome rosewood dressing case troopet
in le through the shop where are now stand
ing and entered the private Office, which es
by door with one OF the lower rooms 10 my private
desired to pledge the dressing case wanted 70 on IT,
while was only willing to lend So so offered 80
feelir' and rs that sum was refuse left them alone
and came In They remained in the private Office
for aome minutes and thought they had decided to ac
cept my offer. when they marched out. three OF them
going tho street carrying the dressinRcas
with them. The fourth stepped up to the counter and
showed mo very handsome nand-panted tes,tray.
apgrtly will you let me have 81 so on thatr
alt good security for the money. for my wife had
paid IS just Ike 1t few days beforr aud az
from me until he found had part with IT, made out
ticket took the tray and gave him the amount he mad
asked for. s,., a,x
what had become OF the new tray that sne had ef IN
the room adjoining the private onice, Q disturbing
suspicion took possession OF my mna Una. ouu n
and bringing back fsncifully PAINTED pledge asked
her II she had before she recosn.ed AT
heaven sir" said the pawnbroker. solemny had lent
the young ruf1an dollar and haif ano TAKEN my
!ssray = . was so% wcr. years ago Whsn
pawnbroker was awakened from ms sleep ~ civ s
In the morning by drunken fellow shouting 10 MIN
from the street below and throwing clay against MS
what do you wantr asked the pawnbroksr. angrily,
ns b stuck bis head out of the window.
Hic-whsrs time. ole fsiiahr inquired inc orunAon
What Did you call me up at this hour to ask me
that fools question: exclaimed the paWnoroker'
Hey, hold on said the in the street raising
himself the tips OF his toss - though 70 GET tte
nearer TO the man he was addressing IT'S al HshI
You've got my WATCH you know
He had pawned his tmepiece In the morning ana No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
DIED.


ADAMs-At Spring Lake N. J.. August 4, Amy Bontsoon
infant daughter and Katie Bontecon Adams
, aged months and "a daya
S.:rs 81 X On s7s isss
Interment Of Wooiiawn-
Please omit flowers.
BEsT-At BoonvilIe N. Y. August e. Harold Perry.
youngest son o. George W. and Hattie T. Best
EAKINs-On wednesday. August 3. Eleanor T. Eakina
Fnnsra on August from the residence q her
son. the Rev William Eskins. 30 Ccntraiave. Jersey
City Heights. at lOA m
EMMoNs-On Thursday. August Z. 1887 Jane vile Oh
Charles Emmoaa .-.,..-.
vice al her residence l07 Cymer Brooklyn. DE-
ON Friday evening. August b. MSPm
MASTiN On August q Arthur Icder only son OF j. 20
ward and Emma Q. Masan, OF meninsisis' In the Oh
Prnera services on Friday August $3.50 o'clock. at tho
residences Of his parenta Rtisewood. N. j..
PALMER-At Bedford N. Y. ON Tuesday after noon. Az
snst sarah e. wife Of Henry c. Palmer. and daughter
81 tie late Phinsas Lounsbury aged ~ Years. -
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church. on Fnday
Tram as V leaves '.s Grand Central Depot ssoAm
Carriages will In waiting at katonah Station.
poTTE RAT WOODBRIDGE N. J., August Samuel Horace
infant son Of samuel i. and Minnie Z. Potter.
pANpAII,-At Oneida August 8, sybu Dyer. widow OF
Nicholas Randall Of Msnlius In tns sStn year OF hef
age
REEp-on August 4. Guernsey 8. of Charles A. and
Ida T. Reed Of New.York.
rnssrs saturday, August O. ct srme " at ~ O'Clock.
Carriages Will meet New.York City and Northern
Railroad which leaves l65th-st ut $40 m
THORN-At New. Haven. Conn.,. on Tuesday, August =
Samuel o. Thorn. agod 6S years.
sen OF Edward r. and Ida v. Weeks. aged ID months
Funeral services residence Of his father Red spring
0i iloS VIII "''' ''-'' ''''
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WHY AN INSURANCE CoMPAYr GAVE UP

At the Office OF the STIRLING Fire Insurance COM
pany which after nearly quarter OF centurys e1ist-
enoe has decided 20 out OF business, was stated
yesterday that all the risks held by the concern had
been placed with other companies and that no new
business would hereafter DO aiken. The officials SAID
further that the companys collapse had not been pc
cipacd by tho series Of recent fires that have taken
place here at is simply the result OF tho moral
lied condition I'm which the insurance business II a
present" they added. Just think for a moment
For tho last years the insurance business OF the
whole country has not paid a dividend OF four por
cent 80
The STIRLING Company was organized In 1864 with
a capital of $500 II always con crvative
in It's methods and OF late years suffered much Io,I
tho competition OF It's larger and vcnturesomt
rivals. Its stockholders have received little return
Of late but they will all be paid In full. X Van
Rensse asr l. the president Of the concern. Amona
the directors william II GuIon Richard King
Edward V. LOcw James NJ. Drake, william Rcmsen
and Henry NJ. Taber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
MRS. CLEVELAND At MARION

ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON BY A. W. NICHOLSON
ATTENDING RECEPTION ALso.
Boston, Aug. (speeiaD Mrs. Cleveland, wife OF the
President was given an elegant lunch today at the
summer home OF A. W. Nickerson. in Marion. Mr..
Nickerson is q Dedham millionaire and has one of the
most beautiful and extensive estates on Buzlards Bay
A handsome tally.ho coach drawn by four spirited
horses with two footnen drove up to Mrs. Cevelands
cottage this forenoon. Mr. Nickerson holding the e
bOns. The coach was soon filled with Mrs cleveland
Mr. and Mrs Greeley, Mrs. FOLSOM and Mrs WEIGH, ana
the party whred off TO Mr. Sckereons estate fol-
lowed by o wagonette containing John NieoIay, MIS-.
N.colay and Miss Dawes AMI Mr. and Mrs. Glider. The
lunch spread at the Nckerson house by the propr
OF the Parker House. Boston, The party numbered
twenty Including Joe Jefferson, the actor The lunch
consisted OF twelve with wines. After tie lunch
Mrs Cleveland attended reception at the cottage OF
Nc
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
APPEALING To rge RECEIVERS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4 tSpeeab.-The receivers OF the
Reading Railroad Company called on to-day by
com mtes representing discontinued employees who OBJ
ject the color tests The engineers
have had previous conferences either with Gen
eral superintendent l. A. sweigard or with General
Manager Mcleod To-day Mr. Mcleod said In regard to
the alleged reinstatement OF men, that II was not true
The test with colored yarn 10 only preliminary test
and the men who pass 1t satisfactorily have no further
trouble Out OF 465 men, Mr. Mcleod states that there
were only ten who did not pass and they had
tne benefit OF appeal To Dr. William thompson anu
the decision OF q third party The committee that called
on The receivers to-day sent after nce 10
Jr Tnompsons Office After visiting Dr. thompson the
cnmmti ee returned 10 the Ksaiinf office and we're In
with tho officials until late IN the Afternoon
No report was made.
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5perlal Notices.

Post Omce Notice.

tsh.ula DO road daily by all interested as changes may
s,sss Tor foreign countries mood not be spec,ly at
By any o. &c
iettors specially addressed being sent % sas
ror"isn mails for tn, week ending August will clos,
fpromptiy in eli cases) at this ONCE e. follows
TRIDAY-At1 II q for jamaica 0reytown and Bueneds.
sIip stroma from Orleans; p m. for the Wind
ward isands. per steamship Murie st5:3o IN Tor ST
Pierre NiQusou per steamer from Halifax
sATURpAY-At ( q m. for Europe. per steamship I'm
br via oaesnstown listters for Fr.aos swit.eriana
brta'G At ter France. SWITZERLAND Italy. SpAin
and Portugal, per steamship La oAscoxne va Hsvre
letters 0reat 6rtxn sud other European oouatries
Scotland direct per steans FurnessiA via 0lssgsw.
(lettsrs directed per FurnsssfA y Az ns
fer the Netherlands direct per steamship ". Scno'
ter. via ROTTERDAM Qestsrs nass % us,,:t pee w. A.
ship Thornhlu
suNpAY-Ats D n for Puerto Cortss and rruxilo pee
stsamshp a 6tsri nom Nsw.orieAnA
Malls for and Japan per C o. RIO 'ane 70
for the ssnwos slands per stesm.hip Austr ala iron,
San FrsneiscoJ close here Auguss - - n Mas ise
Australia New ssnd s.nd rien sv aud ssmssn a Is
hers ASsus er sS aisa srsh nails Tor xusr.a
Msiis for the society isands. per ship Tahiti lf:om
G, s u, h't: As.s" r .sa y
steamer via Key west IA. elsss as sAis once daS -
2;So .. y.
sTns ssAsduls d oiesng Of TrsnsPsei1e malIs
- ehs urosumpton their uninterrupted evertsna
p ~ Frasoicos Naais fts TIE Fest arriving % -.
6as Tranessse en tie day q sainag q sssss
r..s ole. x.v.ra ssss: :. !. 2 -. = a 1 i:sE